I Admire Old Chivalry Traditions

I think the point was that back in the day, women weren’t given options. They generally couldn’t pursue a higher education or start a career outside a minimal amount of fields. No one cares if a man is being polite or romantic, the issue was preventing women from living the life they want. Hence why feminism started. You’re not being put on a pedestal if you’re being held back.

[quote]Do they want to destroy hetero relationships, and the future completely?[/quote] I honestly believe many do.

Because those who would push those types of ideas are driven by subjective bitterness and resentment, and to say it's in the name of virtue is disingenuous on their part.

I’m reluctant to post a comment here because you haven’t responded to any of the posts.

I’m not sure what the “hetero relationship” piece has to do with this. There’s nothing that stops anyone in a relationship, gay or straight, from elevating their partner.

With all the conversation these days about the D/s lifestyle, switches, etc, anyone can play.

And for the record, putting a woman on a pedestal makes it easier to kiss the fun parts.

Because I don't have a man at home doing all the DIY or putting up of shelves, I tend to my own car and know about repairs. It's about independence of not being patronised and basically told we cant carry heavy things. Last time I let a man carry something heavy for me he out his back out.

My lady worships the ground I walk on. Chivalry is non existent these days as a lot talk with their dicks

I'm not sure you have identified the important facets if a relationship whether it be hetero or other?

Very well said 🌹